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clerk of court

clerk of court an officer appointed by the court to work

city clerk : a public officer charged with recording the official proceedings

Six Clerks in Chancery, officers who received and filed all proceedings, signed

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Record and Writ Clerks, three officers of the Court of Chancery, appointed by 5

Clerks of the enrolments in Chancery. Their offices and those of

Clerks of records and writs. Three officers in Chancery first appointed

Chamber Clerks, of the Judges. As to their positions since the Judicature

Sworn Clerks in Chancery. These offices are abolished by 5 & 6

Waiting-clerks in Chancery. Their offices were abolished by 5 & 6 Vict. c. 103.

bishop to the incumbent, whereby the benefice becomes filled. The clerk kneels before the bishop or his deputy, who reads the

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